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'In the Forest' Print by Katherine Wheeler stamps labour-intensive textile is sourced directly

Name: 'In the Forest' Print by Katherine Wheeler stamps labour-intensive textile is sourced directly
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'In the Forest' Print by Katherine Wheeler stamps labour intensive textile is sourced directly labour intensive textile is sourced directly from a number of elderly Hmong women in a small village in Northern Vietnam to ensure a fair trade price goes directly to the makers and back to their impoverished communities encompassing a sense of raw form and texture What is a giclee print Her work inspires us to make our own interpretation of nature

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